It's hard to give specifics, it really depends on your playstyle and what you actually end up finding. The Intellect Ring is a good one to use when you find it, because after a certain amount of battles (GameBanshee says 50, I swore it was lower) it gives you a permanent +3 intellect. Leadership enhancing items are usually pretty nice, just be careful to not put TOO much emphasis on leadership- I have a helmet that gives +3 defense and 400 leadership, and I'd take that over the helmet that gives 500 leadership and +20% attack at night (unless it IS night, of course!).

Green Dragons are great because they restore the mage's mana (this is huge!), the shaman put down decoy totems, inquisitors heal, cyclops just generally sit around and pretend they are a target worth attacking, and the cannoneers are my main damage dealers, I got an item that doubles their attack (the Telescopic Sight) and it almost makes me feel like I'm playing as a warrior whenever they attack! One key thing about this party is that they're all level 3 and up, so fear is an extremely potent CC against level 1 and 2 creatures.Īs far as items go, anything that increases mana or intellect is worth looking at, though attack and defense is fine too, you'll need at least some defense to survive. I lucked out and found some Evil Beholders early on which also complement the mage pretty well due to forcing certain units to essentially skip a turn.Īs far as late game goes, My current team consists of Green Dragons (only melee unit I've used the entire game!), Inquisitors, Cyclops, Cannoneers, and Orc Shaman. Take advantage of the perk that lowers leadership requirements of casters and use Archmages and Inquisitors early on, Bowmen were also great due to their Slow arrow. The hero himself doesn't participate in the combat, but can assist his troops by casting spells or summoning different creatures.I'm currently running through the game as a mage for the first time and I've been pretty much sitting back and chilling with a ranged army, and letting my spells do the work. Once in battle mode the gamer assumes the role of a war chief, leading his troops in tactical turn-based combat.īattles take place on land or sea, in dungeons or castles or even in some items! With several classes available at the start of a new game, the player moves through the adventure map seeking various treasures, fighting monsters and accomplishing quests tasked to him by the local stewards. While playing in adventure mode the gamer controls their character in real-time. Gameplay is divided into two major sections: adventure mode and battle mode. Undertaking quests for King Mark the Wise. King's Bounty: The Legend is a 2008 video game, based on the King's Bounty (1990) property that was developed 18 years earlier by John Van Caneghem & New World Computing.īlending elements of the original game with a modernized interface and gameplay elements, the game places the player in the role of 'Royal Treasure Hunter',

Leading their character through the game world, exploring it, commanding armies in battle and accomplishing various quests can mean great reward or huge defeats. In a fairy tale fantasy world of fearless knights, evil mages, wise kings and beautiful princesses the player controls a hero. King's Bounty: The Legend is a Real-time / Turn-based Strategy with RPG elements.

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